Closing Event: CLOCHA GEALA – Irish Music, Myth & Art with Sheila Moylan
Join us for a special closing event celebrating CLOCHA GEALA, the acclaimed exhibition by Irish artist, harpist and singer Sheila Moylan.
Inspired by the ancient landscape of the Boyne Valley and the monument of Newgrange, Moylan’s work explores the rich space between archaeology, myth and imagination through drawing, sculpture and storytelling.
This intimate afternoon brings together live music, storytelling, poetry and meditation. Sheila Moylan will perform original songs inspired by Irish mythology and the ancient world, accompanied by flautist Martin Lau, while special guest Máire E Ní Mhaolalaidh will celebrate the Celtic festival of Lughnasadh with bilingual poetry, storytelling and a guided meditation accompanied by Sheila on harp.
Following the performances, audiences are invited to meet the artist, enjoy one final viewing of the exhibition and relax with a complimentary welcome drink, included with admission.
Whether you’ve already visited CLOCHA GEALA or are discovering it for the first time, this unique event offers a rare opportunity to experience the exhibition through music, myth, conversation and the artists’ own creative perspectives.
Doors: 1.30pm; Starts: 2pm
Tickets: £4 including a welcome drink
Special Guest: Máire E Ní Mhaolalaidh
To celebrate the Celtic fire festival of Lughnasadh (also known as Lúnasa / Lammas) Máire will share a bilingual poem about Goddess Tailtiu and Lugh. She will lead a guided meditation accompanied by Sheila on the harp, inspired by the ancient Irish poem Dán Amhairgin. Thei
About Máire E Ní Mhaolalaidh
Máire (Mary Ellen) is a meditation teacher, Gaeilgeoir, writer and cultural facilitator who blends mindfulness with Irish mythology to create immersive experiences that align ancient Irish wisdom with modern practice.
Please note: the exhibition officially closes on 31 July. This special closing event offers one final opportunity to experience the work and meet the artist as part of this exclusive performance and celebration.
Click here to read more about CLOCH GEALA

